Choose the workflow
Start with one consequential operating loop and define the outcome that would make it worth running.
Design partner access
Price the operation after its boundaries are real.
LumeGrid does not publish artificial plan tiers for infrastructure that is still being verified with customers. We begin with the workflow, security boundary, and deployment requirement.
How access is scoped
One workflow. Explicit acceptance criteria.
Map the boundary
Identify tools, data, authority, review, budget, deployment, and stop conditions before configuration begins.
Verify the path
Test expected work, denials, interruptions, approvals, evidence, and recovery against agreed acceptance criteria.
Decide what follows
Commercial scope comes after the customer path and operating boundary are understood.
Commercial posture
The straight answers.
- Are public plans available?
- No. Public plan names and prices have not been published.
- Is access self-serve?
- No. Current access is coordinated with design partners while the end-to-end customer path is verified.
- Is every pilot free?
- No blanket promise is made. Scope and commercial terms are agreed for the specific engagement.
- What changes the scope?
- Workflow complexity, capability and data boundaries, review model, deployment environment, and evidence requirements.
- Will access convert automatically?
- No. A design-partner engagement does not silently convert into a paid public plan.